Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
SOCIAL DOINGS.
Icnsiaued FROM Sirt4 Page.

On Thanksgiving evening, at 8 o'clock
MI. Harry Waterhouse and Miss Layina
Beulcke we're married at the residence OF
the brides parents 1882 Jacob street, Rev.
Bahr officiating. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony a pleasant reception was held
and the ninety guests present spent a
pleasant evening. A sumptuous supper
was served and heartily partsken Of after
which the evening was given up to social
amusements. Mr.. and Mrs. Waterhouse
received many congratulations and hand
some presents, q list Of which will be
found below.
Frew & Bertschy, o stand; Mr.. and Mrs.
McEiroy, gold. banded tea set; Stifel & Co.,
bed spread and towels; Mr.. and Mrs.
Schodder, silver castor; Mr.. r. I. Allen,
set silver knives; Miss E. 6. Crimson, set
silver forks; Miss A. Seabright, silver
pickle castor; Mr.. and Mrs. Nicslin, silver
teaspoons and butter knife; Miss Amelia
Crimson, set silver teaspoons; Mrs. A.
Jeneke, silver cake basket; WIS McEiroy,
wall pocket; Mrs. Beuleke, handsome lace
bed set; Mrs. J. WaterhOuse, log cabin
quilt; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Miller, bed spread;
Misses Plug and Gsrbing, silver ornament,
containing pepper and salt, aud q napkin
ring; Mr.. George Crimson, silver table
spoons; Mrs II. Dannenberg. set Of towels;
Mr.. C. Daunenberg. spittoon; Mr.. II.
Dannenberg, tsblecloth; Mr.. II. Dan
nenherg, Jr., set of silver tea and ia
b~lespoons; Mrs. Jeneke, velvet cushion;
H. NJ. McElroy, silver breakfast castor;
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, pair hand-psinted
vases; Mr.. and Mrs. Minkemyer, table
cloth and napkins; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Minkemyer, silver butter dish; MIS-.
Gars.insAr. he'd spread; Miss ID stoPhs"e,
stand scarf; Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher; slaw-
cutter and pin-cushion; MIR. and Mrs,
Carl, set silver teaspoons; Mr.. II. Beuelke,
Jr., washtub and cedar bucket; Mr.. o. II.
Auber, coal vase and irons; Mrs W.
Mipkelnyer, washtab and board; Nellie
McElroy, pin. cuShin; the groom to the
bride, o handsome family Bible; Miss f.
Yercke, potato masher and cake roller;
Misses Emma and Ella WaterhoCse, silver
card basket; Miss A. Chloe, lace bed set;
John fireman, Steve Waterhouse, George
Fisher, willow rocking chair; Mrs. Bishop,
set of irons: Miss C~allauchach, plaque;
Miss Annie j. Hoe, lace bed set.
Mr.. John Cunningham of Monndsyille,
and Miss Maggie Mrrphy Of this city, were
married Wednesday afternoon, at the
Cathedral, the Rcv. Father Sui.
ivan officiating. The attendants were
,JOhu Hopkins, Of Growers Gap, and Miss
Annie Tucker, of this city. After tho GER
emory the bridal party repaired to the res
idence of the brides mother, on South
Chaplinc street, where q u,Lp!uous rePast
awaited them. They we're then driven to
Morsn's parlors, where a reception was
rendered them by their many trieQds.
Dancing was kept up until a late hour,
when the happy compile left on the early
train over the b. & o. on an extended bri-
dial trip, carrying with them the best
wishes OF many friends. Following is n
list of presents received by Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham: Groom, brilliant ear ring
and pin; Lex Kenncy and sister Kate,
pickle castor; John Hopkins, silver butter
dish; James Qlinn, silver castor; Mary
Daley, steel engraving; Katie Cochran,
vases; Sadie Lally, steel engraving; Katie
Mitchell, Benwood, berry set and table
scarf; Maggie O'Mally, water set; Nelly
Lally, pastel; Annie Tucker, engraved COB
Fannie Bryson, of Moundsville,
Turkish towels; Katie Hopkins, Of Glover's
Gap, vases and tea set; Mary McAndrews,
solid silver spoon; Ella Tucker, embroid-
ed l%anbrequin; Maggie Monahan, towels;
Della Daily, silver ftuit basket; Lizzie
Fox, hand painted PLAGUE; Mamie Horn,
silver breakfast castor, Rose Solder, al
Evansville, Ohio, tiles and towels; Lizzie
Virgins, table cloth; Annie Solder, Of New.
ark, Ohio, coal vase; Mary Hopkins. Of
Glovers Gap, stell engraving; Ella CGn-
niugham, Of Moundsvile, silver table
spoons; Maria Lally, china piatcsi Aunic
Daughterty, of Maysville, Ky silver tea
spoons; Julia Corchran, paper rack; Mrs.
%Gilliugham, bread box; Mrs, John
cake stand and maiolica water set;
Mrs. Arthur O'Keefe, celery glass and lace
hankerchicf; Mrs. Cunningham, mother
of the groom, feather bed and pillows;
Mrs John Cusack, pair linen towels;
Mrs. IIeenar, mother of the bride, bed.
room set; Mrs. Tucker, pair of linen
Mrs. Mary Peel, glass pickle di'h
and bread plate; Mrs. jesse Harrington,
linen napkins; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Solder,
oil painting; Mrs. Shriver, solid silver
butter knife; Mrs. Dodd, of Fairmont W.
Va, towels; David ReiSter, mantle orna-
ments; Kate McDermot, silver butter
knife; Bee Mularkcy, | dozen fine napkins;
Annie McDermot, silver sugar spoon; Bee
McDermot, plush mirror; Maggie Morn,
vases.
On Friday evening a very pleasant sur
prise party was rendered Mrs. Annie Nc
Gifin, who is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Nj. J. McFad6en, At the Iatter's reaidcnce on
Virginia street, Island. The early part OF
the evening was spent in playing euchre,
and the latter with the assistance Of music
and dancing. The following guests were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. McFadden,
Mrs. A. McGinin, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. Sauya-
geOt, Mr. and Mrs. q. Amick, Misses
Ella and Katie Sauvageot, Annie Miller,
Thresa Miller, Emma Lump, Annie Nc
Fadden, Mr.. Herman and Reyman Sea-
bright, Charles Smith, Hugh McFadden,
Thomas Evans, Joe Sauvageot ard MI. ID.
Bedillion. Refreshments were served at
II o'clock and heartily discussed.
Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor, you are bothered with Headache,
you are fdgety, nervous, and generally out